Honors Convocation Booklet

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HONORS CONVOCATION MMXXV

"The Talented Tenth: A Legacy of Excellence and Freedom" 11:00 a.m.

Wednesday, April 16, 2025 West Mitchell Street CME Church

Dr. Toneyce Randolph, Presiding Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs

Dr. Kevin James

Dear Honorees, Faculty, Staff, Families, and Friends, Welcome to this year’s Honors Convocation, a celebration of academic excellence, resilience, and commitment to scholarship within the Morris Brown College community. Today, we gather to recognize the remarkable achievements of our students who have displayed exemplary dedication to their education and personal growth.

At Morris Brown, we believe in cultivating not only scholars but leaders—individuals who embody integrity, purpose, and passion. Each of you, our honorees, serves as a testament to the profound impact of hard work and unwavering determination. Your accomplishments remind us of the legacy of strength and resilience that defines our institution.

As we celebrate your journey and your achievements, I encourage you to continue striving for excellence and embracing challenges as opportunities. Know that your faculty, advisors, and peers are here to support you every step of the way. We are incredibly proud of all you have achieved and are confident that your futures hold tremendous promise.

Thank you to the families, mentors, and friends who have supported these students in their pursuits.

Your encouragement and belief in them have been essential to their success.

Congratulations to all our honorees. May you continue to shine brightly and inspire those around you as you carry forward the rich legacy of Morris Brown College.

Sincerely,

Dr. Kevin James President Morris Brown College

Dr. Toneyce Randolph

Dear Students, Faculty, Staff, and Guests, It is my great honor to welcome you to this year’s Honors Convocation. This event celebrates the outstanding achievements of our students, faculty, and staff, individuals who have demonstrated exceptional academic excellence, leadership, and dedication to the pursuit of knowledge. Today, we come together not only to recognize the hard work and achievements of these individuals but also to reaffirm our shared commitment to the values of intellectual curiosity, academic integrity, and lifelong learning.

As Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, I am privileged to witness the remarkable contributions made by members of our academic community. Our students, in particular, have shown extraordinary commitment to their studies and their future endeavors. It is inspiring to see them strive for excellence and reach new heights in their academic journeys.

This ceremony is not only a moment of reflection on the accomplishments of the past year but also an opportunity to look ahead to the future. As you move forward in your academic and professional careers, remember that the skills, knowledge, and values you have honed here will guide you in every challenge you face. To the students being honored today, I extend my deepest congratulations. You have earned this recognition through your hard work, passion, and perseverance. You are the future leaders, scholars, and innovators, and we are proud of all you have accomplished.

Thank you to the faculty and staff who have guided and mentored these exceptional students. Your dedication to their growth and success is invaluable and truly exemplifies the mission of our institution. I look forward to celebrating with you all today and to the continued success of our academic community in the years to come.

Sincerely,

Dr. Toneyce Randolph

Dr. Toneyce Randolph Provost & Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Morris Brown College

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About Dr. Toneyce Randolph Dr. Toneyce Sheree Randolph is a distinguished leader in higher education, currently serving as Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs at Morris Brown College. With over seven years of teaching experience and 18 years in higher education, Dr. Randolph has made a lasting impact in higher education, ranging from career colleges to PWI Cambridge College in Massachusetts and mainly HBCUs. Born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, Dr. Randolph is the oldest of eight children. She is a devoted wife and mother of four, balancing family life with her passion for education. Growing up in a city affected by drugs, gangs, and neighborhood blight, she was determined to rise above the pitfalls of such dynamics. She credits her success to her mother, who instilled in her the powerful words from William Herbert Brewster’s poem: “I am determined to be somebody someday.” That unwavering determination shaped her path to leadership and excellence in higher education.

Dr. Randolph holds a Doctor of Education in Higher Education Leadership from Northcentral University, specializing in the viability of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). She previously served as Vice President for Academic Affairs and Chief Academic Officer (CAO) at Clinton College, where she played a pivotal role in advancing the institution’s academic mission by increasing the visibility of the college's academic programs. Due to her hard work and dedication, Clinton College gained recognition for having the only RN program at an HBCU in South Carolina. To ensure the program's success, the college built a facility that she named the Academic Center for Excellence (ACE).

A recognized expert in hip-hop pedagogy and the future of higher education, Dr. Randolph frequently presents at national conferences highlighting trends and issues. She teaches Exploration of Hip-Hop Lyrics, a course developed to engage students in the historical context surrounding societal issues and trends dating back to slavery.

Dr. Randolph has been widely recognized for her contributions to higher education. She was featured in HBCU Times magazine as a Power Alum of LeMoyne-Owen College and recognized by Diverse Issues in Higher Education as one of the Top 40 Female Higher Education Leaders. In 2023, the City of Memphis honored her as a Memphis Tennessee Top 20 Young Professional. In 2014, she received the Outstanding Customer Service Support for Students Award from LeMoyne-Owen College.

Additionally, her excellence in leadership has been acknowledged with awards for Excellence in Crisis Management and Faculty Member of the Year.

She is an active member of several professional organizations, including the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA), and the Association of Chief Academic Officers (ACAO). She also serves on the Board of the S.T.A.R.S. Math and English Academy in Charlotte, North Carolina, demonstrating her dedication to educational excellence beyond the college level.

A member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Dr. Randolph has earned numerous accolades.

Passionate about supporting women of color in leadership, she was recently selected as an author for the upcoming book “Women of Color in Higher Education Leadership: Ascension, Barriers, Opportunities, and Challenges,” which explores systemic barriers, discrimination, and resilience in higher education leadership.

Dr. Randolph remains committed to fostering academic innovation, equity, and student success at every level through her work.

Honors CONVOCATION PROGRAM Dr. Toneyce Randolph, Presiding Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Prelude “The Victor’s Return” by: W. J. Agate ................................................. MBC Music Department Reverend Alonzo Taylor, MDiv, Director of the College Choir

Processional “Festival Postlude in G Major” by: E. L. Ashford ........................ MBC Music Department Reverend Alonzo Taylor, MDiv, Director of the College Choir

Opening Remarks ........................................................................................................... Dr. Kevin James President, Morris Brown College

Invocation ......................................................................... Krystal McCalla and Christopher Cavanaugh 90th Miss Morris Brown College ‘24-’25, 6th Mister Morris Brown College ‘24-’25

Welcome ................................................................................................................... Christian Broussard Coordinator, Center for Teaching, Learning, and Innovation

Introduction of Speaker............................................................................................... Dr. Jamie Jamison Executive Director, Online Learning & Educational Technology

Convocation Address ........................................................................................... Dr. Toneyce Randolph Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs

Song Selection, “Glory” .................................................................................... MBC Music Department Reverend Alonzo Taylor, MDiv, Director of the College Choir

Special Honors and Presentations Brownite Honors ............................................................................................................ Sterline Caldwell Assistant Professor, Math, and STEM Coordinator

Dean’s List ........................................................................................................... Dr. Toneyce Randolph Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs

President’s Honors ......................................................................................................... Dr. Kevin James President, Morris Brown College

Induction into Golden Key International Honour Society ............................................... Dr. Yaw Adoo Department Chair of Business

Community Service Award ............................................................................................. Dr. James Allen Vice President, Enrollment & Student Affairs

Scholarships ...................................................................................................................... Melissa Waller Executive Vice President for Institutional Advancement & Chief Fundraising Officer

Remarks and Announcements ........................................................................................ Dr. Kevin James President, Morris Brown College

The Alma Mater ................................................................................................ MBC Music Department Reverend Alonzo Taylor, MDiv, Director of the College Choir

Benediction ..................................................................................................................... Cameron Wilson 91st Student Government Association President 4

GOLDEN KEY INTERNATIONAL HONOUR SOCIETY Dr. Yaw Adoo, Advisor Department Chair of Business Golden Key International Honour Society is the world’s largest collegiate honor society, founded on the principles of academic excellence, leadership, and service. Open to students with a 3.5+ GPA, the society fosters lifelong learning and leadership development and empowers members to make a meaningful impact.

Noah Aaron James Albritten Alan Almond Malaysia Anderson Chanel Aubourg Karletta Baldwin Jennifer Bell Demetria Bethea Lisa Bibbs Heldon Bourne Jaden Bowens Ivy Bowman Jasmine Bracey Zaria Branch Cedarius Brown Christopher Brown Gwendolyn Campbell Kevin Campbell Christopher Cavanaugh Marvin Chandler Christina Collins Jackie Cooper, Jr. Mekela Cowart Mahli Davis

Devon Ezell Rebecca Ferriera Aaliyah Francis Valencia Gardner Austin Gleaton Lynn Hampton Felicia Hargrave Alena Harris Kito Hawkins Lyric Hawkins Bambie Hayes-Brown Yolanda Henderson Geraldine Hill Kadeem Hill Sarahester Hillman Ameshaw Hodges Manisha Holiday Angela Hood Skye Hood Devon Irving Shonda Jackson Taquari Jackson Ashli Johnson Demetrius Johnson

Sharena Johnson Tyrianna Johnson Donahvan Jones Javon Jones Driedree Jones-Raglin Audrey Knight Emmanuel Lake Kemberlyn Lee Jourdan Lewis Sheila Lewis Lekitha Manuel Ziyon Martin Rebecca Martinez Kevin Massingille, Jr. Jill Mathews-Mattox Krystal McCalla Naomi McDowell Shazmine Minnitee Craig Oliver, Jr. Siane Peak Jessika Perry Jalisa Phillips Quercia Pittman Delancey Geoffrey Powell.

Keaundra Richardson Hernitha Robinson DeAsha Russell Rodney Sampson III Rodney Sampson IV Zeque Samuels Faith Shamley Bryan Smith Nadirah Stewart Tocarro Sumpter Tiffany Thompson Samuelle Walker Jalen Waters William West Kelly Whaley Comalethia Whipple Daisha Williams Isaiah Williams Zedra Williams Cameron Wilson Kai Yehudah Felicia Youngblood-Cole

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COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD Dr. James Allen Vice President, Enrollment & Student Affairs The Community Service Award recognizes students who have made significant contributions to their community through service, leadership, and dedication. These individuals go above and beyond in giving back, demonstrating a strong commitment to improving the lives of others and creating positive change. Their efforts reflect the core values of Morris Brown College, inspiring their peers to engage in meaningful service and be active, compassionate members of society.

James Albritten DeQuincy Atterberry Shaquea Ball Jennifer Bell Ebony Brown Christopher Cavanaugh Jordyn Clements Zenobia Coltrane Mekela Cowart Cherity Davis

Trinity-Love Easley Artrisia Edwards Devon Ezell Trinity Farquharson Kevin Ford Valencia Gardner Zekiah Gibbs Ayana Golden Kyla Hicks Manisha Holiday

Ziah Jones Ziyon Martin Krystal McCalla Shazmine Minnitee Enjelle Mitchell Angela Nemard-Jackson Kyzzia Roberts Ryan Robinson Storm Smith Courtney Stanback

William West Jayliah White Akiem Williams Daisha Williams Cameron Wilson

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2025 BROWNITE HONORS The Brownite Honors recognizes students with a GPA between 3.0 and 3.49 for their academic excellence, leadership, and service. This honor celebrates those who excel in their studies, contribute to their community, and uphold the core values of Morris Brown College.

Maya Allen Imani Anderson Dominic Asoluka DeQuincy Atterberry Kayode Babalola Shaquea Ball Heidi Bewley Keshiya Billins Jaden Bratcher Taylor Braxton-Whitaker Shandell Bright-Johnson Shernethia Brooks Desmond Brown Ebony Brown Malik Bullard Alexander Chaney Patrick Coleman Zenobia Coltrane Millicent Daniels Sierra Dawson

Charquenetta Dorris Delrico Dukes Trinity-Love Easley Artrisia Edwards Contessa Elder Kevin Ford Tyjah Fountain Namiko Franklin Zekiah Gibbs Kendricka Glover Ayana Golden Deanna Gosa LaVonia Grace Emon Hagwood Damion Harris Christopher Hayes Kyla Hicks Cherice Hollis Keonte House Glennetta Hyche

Robin Jackson Allison James Diovanni Jett Christopher Johnson Jerron Johnson Malia Johnson Ziah Jones Kaelyn Leaphart Nathan Lumas Yuri McCall Enjelle Mitchell Justin Mitchell Asiya Muhommed Angela Nemard-Jackson Raya Pack Jalon Pero Tajanea Polk Melvin Rambeau Parker Reynolds Bryon Robinson

Ryan Robinson Kamorrie Searles Adana Smalls Ciera Smith Felicia Smith Storm Smith Corey Thomas Marquis Thomas Derius Thompson Ariana Turner Tilafayea Walker Dexter Ward William West Shantia Whitfield Myia Wisdom Olivia Wright Daja Zuber

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2025 DEAN’S LIST The Dean's List honors students with a GPA between 3.5 and 3.9 for their academic excellence, dedication, and discipline. This prestigious recognition celebrates their exceptional achievement and serves as an inspiration to the Morris Brown College community.

Noah Aaron James Albritten Jennifer Bell Lisa Bibbs Ivy Bowman Christopher Brown Kevin Campbell Christopher Cavanaugh Marvin Chandler Jackie Cooper, Jr. Mekela Cowart Mahli Davis Devon Ezell Valencia Gardner Austin Gleaton

Lyric Hawkins Yolanda Henderson Geraldine Hill Kadeem Hill Manisha Holiday Angela Hood Skye Hood Devon Irving Shonda Jackson Taquari Jackson Ashli Johnson Demetrius Johnson Sharena Johnson Tyrianna Johnson Donahvan Jones

Javon Jones Keaundra Jones Driedree Jones-Raglin Audrey Knight Kemberlyn Lee Jourdan Lewis Sheila Lewis Ziyon Martin Kevin Massingille, Jr. Krystal McCalla Naomi McDowell Shazmine Minnitee Siane Peak Jessika Perry Jalisa Phillips

Quercia Pittman-Delancey Geoffrey Powell Hernitha Robinson DeAsha Russell Rodney Sampson, IV Zeque Samuels Faith Shamley Tiffany Thompson Samuelle Walker Jalen Waters Comalethia Whipple Daisha Williams Isaiah Williams Cameron Wilson

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2025 PRESIDENT’S HONORS The President's Honors recognizes students with a 4.0 GPA who have achieved the highest level of academic excellence at Morris Brown College. These individuals maintain an exemplary grade point average, demonstrating their unwavering commitment to scholarship, leadership, and personal growth. This prestigious distinction embodies the values of dedication, perseverance, and the pursuit of greatness, setting a standard of excellence for the entire Morris Brown College community.

Demetria Bethea Gwendolyn Campbell Felicia Hargrave

Alena Harris Bambie Hayes-Brown Ameshaw Hodges

Rebecca Martinez Craig Oliver, Jr. Rodney Sampson, III

Bryan Smith Tocarro Sumpter Felicia Youngblood-Cole

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2025 HONOR SCHOLARSHIPS MBC General Scholarship

Business Department Scholarship

Kimberlee Collier Zenobia Coltrane Mahli Davis Justin Mitchell

Ebony Brown Diovanni Jett Antwann Jones Javon Jones Ryan Robinson Derius Thompson Ashlee Wright

Achieve Atlanta Scholarship Janiya Cox Ary'l Perry Li’Ajah Terry

Allie Awards Malik Bullard Kevin Campbell Yolanda Henderson Robin Jackson Javon Jones Rebecca Martinez Craig Oliver, Jr. Raya Pack Rodney Sampson, III Felicia Youngblood-Cole

AME Scholarship Jasmine Bracey Zenobia Coltrane Cherity Davis Valencia Gardner Yolanda Henderson Geraldine Hill Diovanni Jett Ziah Jones Nayloni Minters Wayne Reynolds Jamari Wilson

Betty & David Fitzgerald Jennifer Fox Zekiah Gibbs Bambie Hayes-Brown Brayshon Hoffler Jerron Johnson Alaysia Ray Skylah Rodriguez Mahogany Thomas

CalKIDS Malaysia Anderson

Cherokee Nation Scholarship Heidi Bewley

Chestnut Family Foundation Trinity-Love Easley

Churches Homes Foundation Kyzzia Roberts

Coca-Cola Scholarship Shaquea Ball Heidi Bewley Lisa Bibbs Madison Black Felita Bonner Jaden Bratcher Shernethia Brooks Ebony Brown Manika Brunner Kevin Campbell Khaliid Canales-King Tyrese Carroll Christopher Cavanaugh Marvin Chandler Jackie Cooper, Jr. Mekela Cowart Millicent Daniels Dhindsa Davis Mahli Davis Charquenetta Dorris Delrico Dukes Eric Dunn Devon Ezell Kevin Ford

Valencia Gardner Kendricka Glover Ayana Golden Emon Hagwood Bryshon Harrell Damion Harris Bambie Hayes-Brown Joshua Herring Travon Herring Kyla Hicks Kadeem Hill Ameshaw Hodges Manisha Holiday Cherice Hollis Cortez Hylton Devon Irving Shonda Jackson Taquari Jackson Iesha James Diovanni Jett Ashli Johnson Jerron Johnson Javon Jones Driedree Jones-Raglin Kaelyn Leaphart Kemberlyn Lee Sheila Lewis Ziyon Martin David Mason Kevin Massingille, Jr. Jill Mathews-Mattox Jaynene Mercer Kavaja Mitchell Tavarisst Mizell Kenneth Montgomery Asiya Muhommed Kellen Nalls Mikeelan Parish Jalisa Phillips Tajanea Polk Geoffrey Powell Keaundra Richardson Kyzzia Roberts 11

2025 HONOR SCHOLARSHIPS Sanaeja Robertson Bryon Robinson Hernitha Robinson DeAsha Russell Zeque Samuels Brittney Sanders Kamorrie Searles Kimberly Sellars-Bates Felicia Smith Storm Smith Kaitlyn Stanley Angel Stephens Tocarro Sumpter Marquis Thomas Tiffany Thompson Comalethia Whipple Shantia Whitfield Daisha Williams Stacy Williams Zedra Williams Myia Wisdom Ashlee Wright Olivia Wright Kai Yehudah

Delta Award for Excellence Gwendolyn Campbell

Earl & Carolyn Glenn Cameron Sampson Daisha Williams

ESports Scholarship Randolph Franco

Music Department Scholarship Felita Bonner Patrick Coleman Delrico Dukes Eric Dunn Valencia Gardner Sheila Lewis Kaitlyn Stanley Corey Thomas

New Birth Missionary Baptist Church Jaden Bratcher

Omega4MBC Student Leadership Scholarship James Albritten Patrick Coleman Manisha Holiday Diovanni Jett Geoffrey Powell Faith Shamley

Presidential Scholarship Malaysia Anderson Nailah Holder Yuri McCall Gwendolynne Shelton

Psychology Department Scholarship Shaquea Ball Glennetta Hyche Shazmine Minnitee

Scholarship America Mahli Davis

First A.M.E Church-Seattle Scholarship Anikah Jacobs

General Studies Department Scholarship Zekiah Gibbs Donahvan Jones Tim’Mia Peoples Shantia Whitfield

Kansas Kids @Gear Up Tajanea Polk 12

COLLEGE’S MISSION AND VISION MISSION The mission of Morris Brown College is to provide educational opportunities in a positive and nurturing environment that will enable its students to become fully functional persons in our global society. The College prepares graduates to live meaningful and rewarding lives, thereby enabling them to make socially constructive and culturally relevant contributions to society.

VISION Morris Brown College, in its commitment to academic excellence, provides experiences that foster and enhance intellectual, personal, and interpersonal development for students who have demonstrated the potential to compete in a challenging undergraduate liberal arts program of study.

MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE EXECUTIVE CABINET Dr. Kevin James President, Morris Brown College Dr. Toneyce Randolph Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Shermanetta Carter Chief Financial Officer Melissa Waller Executive Vice President for Institutional Advancement and Chief Fundraising Officer Michael Fair Special Assistant to the President Stephanie Gunby Associate Vice President, Administration and Director of Financial Aid Dr. James Freddy Allen Vice President, Enrollment and Student Affairs Jerome Rowland Executive Director of Campus Operations and Facilities MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE DEPARTMENT CHAIRS Dr. Yaw Adoo Department Chair of Business Dr. Adrian Ford Department Chair of Music Dr. Marvin Brown Department Chair of Psychology Dr. Mack Curry Department Chair of General Studies

BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Right Reverend, Bishop Michael Mitchell, Chairman, Presiding Prelate 6th District, African Methodist Episcopal Church Mr. David L. Kemp ’73 Vice Chair, President, Bankers Management, Inc. Mr. Terry Comer ’03, MBA Secretary, Founder & CEO, Impact Data Dr. Kevin James Ex-Officio, President, Morris Brown College Mr. Mohamed Balla CFO, City of Atlanta

Mr. Jethro Joseph ’69 President, National Alumni Association Ret. Executive, The Chrysler Corporation

Rev. Dr. Gwendolyn Boyd Executive Search Consultant

Dr. Joy Jackson-Guilford ’90 Dir., Strategic Pipeline Partnership, AbbVie

Mr. Pedro A. Bryant ’83 President & CEO - Unity National Bank Dr. James B. Ewers, Jr. Education Consultant and Youth Advocate

Mrs. Sandra H. Mason ’79 2nd Alumni Rep./Retired Asst. Director of Student Support Services, DeKalb County Schools

Dr. Lisa Herring President, Propel Center

Mr. Scott Morris ’95 Owner/Principal Engineer, Thalpein Engineering

Mr. Darryl Hicks ’85 Financial Advisor

Dr. Marvin Brown MBC Faculty Representative

Mr. Cameron Wilson Ex-Officio SGA President, Morris Brown College

Mr. Stephen P. Smith, Esq. Environmental Attorney

Mr. Gregory Jackson ’80 President/CEO, Jackson Asset Management

Ms. Lisa Tolliver Mgr., Community Relations, Georgia Power

PRINCIPALS 1885-1886 1886-1887 1887-1888 1888-1892

Mary McCree, First Principal Alice D. Carey, Second Principal E.W. Lee, Third Principal St. George Richardson, Fourth Principal

PRESIDENTS OF THE INSTITUTION 1892-1896 1896-1904 1904-1908 1908-1911 1911-1920 1920-1928 1928-1950 1950-1951 1951-1958 1958-1965

A. St. George Richardson James M. Henderson J.S. Flipper E.W. Lee W.A. Fountain, Sr. John H. Lewis William A. Fountain, Jr. Edward C. Mitchell John H. Lewis Frank Cunningham

1965-1973 1973-1984 1984-1992 1993-1997 1998-2002 2002-2003 2004-2006 2006-2018 2019-

John A. Middleton Robert Threatt Calvert H. Smith Samuel D. Jolley, Jr. Delores E. Cross Charles E. Taylor Samuel D. Jolley, Jr. Stanley J. Pritchett, Sr. Kevin E. James

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Special thanks to all of our sponsors for their generous support!

The Board of Trustees Office of the President Division of Academic Affairs The Office of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs The Office of Finance and Administration The Office of Institutional Advancement Department of Business Department of General Studies Department of Music Department of Psychology

COLLEGE CEREMONIES & SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE Todd Blackburn, Donovan McKelvey, De’Sia Daley: Co-Chairs Yvette Love James Allen Erica Austin Christian Broussard Shermanetta Carter

Teresa Crowe Michael Fair Stephanie Gunby Joycelyn Hill Devonne McKenzie

Brian Owens Sandra Patman Calvin Pender William West Toneyce Randolph

Michelle Rogers Jerome Rowland Shandra Hill Smith Melissa Waller Ivy Word

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MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE ALMA MATER Written By: Milton Randolph | Music By: Waymon Handcock Alma Mater, Pride of Earth.

Gav’st to me another birth.

Haven for all hungry souls, Feeding them shall be our goal.

Ever let thy banner be Emblem of the brave and free, A welcome truth to everyone, Until thy work is done.

Hail to thee, Maker of men, Honor to thee once again.

Sacred truths on firmest ground, Hail to thee, dear Morris Brown.

To thy precepts praise accord, To them may we e’er be bound And bow and thank the gracious Lord For Dear Old Morris Brown.

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